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In Larson’s Garden

powerlineblog.com · 5dShare

Dodd is a decent man and a good character, but Martha Dodd is absolutely luminescent. A character beyond fiction, she lights up the book. As Maslin has it, she is “an indiscriminate flirt who looked at a stint in Germany as a glamorous lark, and whose own abundant writing fills [the book] with outré remarks.” Among her affairs in Berlin are one with Rudolf Diels, then the head of the

First report: In Larson’s Garden — powerlineblog.com, 6d